IVC’s Psi Beta Psychological Honors Society members attended the Western Psychological Association (WPA) Conference in Portland Oregon in the spring. Thirteen students presented independent research they conducted over the 2021-2022 school year. All of the students were accepted to present in their field’s general session, alongside professional research psychologists and graduate students.
Irvine Valley College's institutional strength derives from the academic and social commitment of our students, faculty, staff, administrators, alumni, and community partners; and so we strive to build a campus culture that reflects our lives as members of multiple intersecting communities, experiences, identities, and abilities.
Central to Irvine Valley College’s mission is removing barriers for all members of our community, particularly to those who have been impacted by systemic disadvantages, marginalization, and exclusion.
Irvine Valley College is committed to leadership of sustainability innovation and promoting a culture of sustainability throughout the college community.
Our mission is to promote a deeper understanding of sustainability by utilizing the campus as a living-lab that creates the interdisciplinary connections between campus operations, the academic experience of students, and the broader community.
Task Force Charge: The Irvine Valley College Environmental Leadership Task Force is dedicated to facilitate the implementation of practices that enhance the overall campus environment at Irvine Valley College. These enhancements are in the areas of sustainability, ecological functionality, and social, cultural, and aesthetic values.
ACCJC — Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges
Completion Rate (Course-level) — The measure of students earning a grade of C or better in a course.
Success Rate (Course-level) or Successful Course Completion — See Completion Rate (Course-level)